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Mount a share via the following command Mount a share via the following command
```sh ```sh
mount -t nfs $TARGET_IP /tmp/nfsfiles mount -t nfs $TARGET_IP: /tmp/nfsfiles
```
## User ID
The now mounted share got the same user permissions as on the original machine you connected to.
That means you might want to create a user following the same uid or the same gid to get permissions to open the directory.
If the permissions of the directory inside the mounted NFS share are set for uid 1003 it would look like the following example
```sh
sudo useradd nfsuser -u 1003 -m -s /bin/bash
``` ```